Texas Instruments TI-60 - Page 25

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DATA ENTRY KEYS
RCL m — Recall Memory Key
The RCL m key recalls to the display the number in user data memory m.
For instance, the key sequence iHi&U 0 recalls to the display the
number that was In user data memory number 0. The number that was in
the display is lost.
EXC! m — Exchange Memory Key
The QHE m key exchanges the value In the display with the value in usor
data memory m For Instance, the key sequence 3 EXC 2 storos the value
3 In user data memory number 2 and displays the value that was in user
dstB memory number 2
Memory arithmetic
The results ol calculations may be stored in a user data memory by entering
a value, pressing STOI . entering the operation to be performed, and
enlenng the number of the user data memory In which to store the result
These key sequences are used to accumulate results from a series of
independent calculations The displayed number and calculations In
progress are not affected To use these sequences
• Enter the number that is to operate on the memory value.
• Press iSTO
• Enter the operation to be performed.
• Enter the number ot the memory to be used
Note : Because of the calculator's Constant Memory ™ feature, the user
data memories are not cleared when the calculator Is turned oft Be sure to
press CE/C STO m initially to dear the desired user data memory before
using any of the following key sequences
! fcxt [CM] clears alt the ueer data memories defined by the current
partitioning
iStO XI "i algebraically adds Ihe displayed value to the contents ot user
data memory m
STO - i m algebraically subtracts the displayed value from the contents of
user data memory m
§|TO x m multiplies the contents of user data memory m by the
displayed value
STO [B m divides the contents ot user dels memory m by the displayed
value.
■ STO]IK m raises Ihe contents ol user data memory m to the power in the
display.
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